Sikuli 1.0.1 Auto extract binaries for windows 32bit

--- On 32bit windows however, it does not auto extract the files.
But it should do so ;-)
It even switches automatically, when you switch on 64-Bit between Java-32 and Java-64.
So what are the symptoms?
I suppose you have the sikuli-java.jar in one place (preferably the setup folder) and do not move it around (e.g. into your Java projects).

When running your Java project or a simple test add
-Dsikuli.Debug=3
to the java command line and paste the output

You are right @RaiMan. It did extracted the files :)

I had libs installed in C:\Users\Adminstrator\SikuliX\libs (which assuming is the default installation path), but that directory is not set in the system path, since I set the path as C:\temp\test-framework\third_party\sikuli\libs (there is where I placed sikuli without the libs folder hoping it will extract the libs from the jar) without knowing I had a folder in C:\Users\Adminstrator\SikuliX.
The sikuli installation will not try to extract libs to my jar parent folder which is in C:\temp\test-framework\third_party\sikuli, since it already found a libs folder in the user home folder (aka C:\Users\Adminstrator\SikuliX).

I just removed the SikuliX in C:\Users\Adminstrator\SikuliX to force it to extract the libs in sikuli.java.jar every time i ran my suite of test.

Thanks RaiMan

RaiMan, a quick question.

Currently I'm using sikuli-java.jar through PyDev in eclipse, by setting PYTHONPATH. This way is working fine, however, I would
prefer to do this inside my package that uses sikuli. I have tried adding the sikuli-java.jar using the normal
 sys.path.append(sikuli_jar_path) approach, but, it doesn't seem to work the same as settting PYTHONPATH in eclipse.

When I try to set the path programmatically, I get the following error:

[error] SikuliXforJython: package: sikuli/__init__.py not found: Sikuli might not work
[debug] Jython: sikuli: __init__: entering
[debug] Jython: sikuli: Sikuli: entering
[debug] Jython: sikuli: Sikuli: constants
[debug] Jython: sikuli: Sikuli: import Region
[debug] Jython: sikuli: Sikuli: import Screen
[debug] Jython: sikuli: Sikuli: Env.addHotkey
[debug] Jython: sikuli: Sikuli: import Match
[debug] Jython: sikuli: Sikuli: import Pattern
[debug] Jython: sikuli: Sikuli: import Location
[debug] Jython: sikuli: Sikuli: import ScreenUnion
[debug] Jython: sikuli: Sikuli: import Finder
[error] FileManager: Fatal error 121: Could not load any NativeLoader!
[error] Terminating SikuliX after a fatal error(121)! Sorry, but it makes no sense to continue!
If you do not have any idea about the error cause or solution, run again
with a Debug level of 3. You might paste the output to the Q&A board.
[debug] SikuliXFinal: cleanUp: 0

Do you have any suggestions on how I can add the sikuli-java.jar to the pythonpath/classpath at runtime?

Thanks in advance

So if you want to manage the paths yourself, then you should not use the SikuliXforJython import.

This is meant as a convenience and just needs sikuli-java,jar on the class path.

Important: whatever you do on the Python level, sikuli-java.jar MUST be on the Java class path!

[error] FileManager: Fatal error 121: Could not load any NativeLoader!
... shows, that this is not the case here.